And go on another tour. I mean. It's been 12 years c'mon.

But everyone already knows that haha

Nilanjan Debnath they said they would tour in 2017 some years ago. I’m still waiting 😭

they do!

@@Mudayunt Let's hope for 2027.

I agree. My young adulthood in the 90s in the U.K. was surrounded by house music which was heavily influenced by disco, usually a soulful black woman’s voice belting one out to a kickass beat. Young Daft Punk were relatively big players in that scene.

Don't forget that bands like Pet Shop Boys kept disco alive during the 80s and 90s.

I agree I wished he touched on house music cause daft punk is truly a house music band

I always found it interesting that the Roland 303 and 808 machines were originally invented for helping create disco beats but became hugely popular as House music morphed into the forms found at the raves of the late 80s into the early 90s. Shall we also mention all of the sampling of disco in the rap scene throughout the 80s? They took the funkiest beats. Disco as music never really dies. The clothes and decadence died but the music lived on in other forms.

@@brianspenst1374 completely agree with this. Early house was just stripped down disco with technology which allowed kids to make music in their bedroom. Which then lead to the advent of samplers having longer recording capabilities and thus loops were fully utilised by the hip hop scene. About as vital as the Amen Break.

So true.

Truth!

True as hell

The amount of instantly-recognizable, international ultra pop bangers Daft Punk has produced might surpass any other band. Any band hopes to have at least one song every one knows. Daft Punk has at least a dozen. And their influence surpasses their popularity and success.

Du du du du *DUU*

The song was actually ripped off from Cerrone 3

Thats my favourite part of that song and it goes dudududududududuududududu showing his struggle and success in music industry

*Vocal Percussion on a whole nother level coming from my Mind*

My name is Giorno Giovanna, but everyone calls me GioGio. I, Giorno Giovanna have a dream!

Discovery’s my favourite album.

There is lots of disco influence in all of their albums, French house is full of it

captain Rockatron discovery is everyone’s favorite album

@@granthartzell5523 if there was an album called captain rockatron it would be my favourite

And the best part is that, while not everybody loves them equally, there's so much respect for how daring their experimentations are that there are few complaints.

And then the success of that song practically created half of one the most underrated yet controversial Queen album; 1982's "Hot Space"

@@deacon6453 Oooooh "Cool Cat" is a gem!

half of it, F

@@luisescalante6530 Daft Punk as a whole is no more. Both Thomas and Guy have done work as solo artists these past couple years as producers for various artists. They're not retiring as musicians; they're retiring the Daft Punk duo.

thomas the thermonuclear bomb

God it's so sad

try Rick Beato

spaceoflove I love Rick. I think people who are more into theory and wanna gain a deeper understanding of how music works (with less entertainment) would like him more

Tayyab Khalil Adam Neely bro

This channel is really good for the layman. Neely is good for super nerds/meme lords (love it). Haven't watched much beato though.

Adam Neely, Middle 8, Volkgiest also exist. Polyphonic is a pioneer tho

Nah, that title goes also to Pharrel Williams, but the song is "Happy". And yeah, now that you remembered, good luck getting it out of your head.

@@brunoalves-pg9eo listen to them back to back, and you'll hear how Happy and Get Lucky are nearly the same song.

It's been my ringtone for as long as I can remember. Love it

Even if I was in a wheelchair 'Lose yourself to Dance' would move me EVERY TIME.

@@assistanttotheregionalmana5841 Thanks fella! I owe it all to Apollo, the sage god of tits & wine.

Easily

So true about the baseline in disco music. A good example of this is Gino Soccio hit disco song called "Dancer" released in the spring of 1979. Somewhat underrated, but still a kickass baseline and beat to dance to over 40 years later.

Exactly. All the hate was actually most in the US. No one in their right mind was burning records here ;) There it went underground and became house.

As an Italian, I shall add: parallel to newer Italian dance music in all its forms, bona fide US disco classics kept being played in night clubs and holiday resorts like untouchable holy masterpieces everyone was simply supposed to love and dance to. It literally never went anywhere.

@@the57bears Really?

@@sepulcher8263 I mean, I'm referring to fairly lame types of venues, meant for families and people of all ages, wedding DJs, etc.. But I suppose Italo disco and its later incarnations made it acceptable to genuinely think Disco was still cool in the 1990s (unless you were into grunge and/or punk and/or metal, in which case there was no saving it except through sheer irony). Thank you, Giorgio Moroder!

Alex K. Amen! All albums are exceptional.

I recently wrote a 7 page honors college essay about why Daft Punk is THE MOST INFLUENTIAL BAND OF ALL TIME, and the whole class including the 2 deans of Barrett, ASU clapped with excitement for how good my essay was, and each one of them said that they would look up Daft Punk songs ASAP. Daft Punk revolutionized modern music and pop culture as a whole. Period.

@@calebdonaldson8770 r/thathappened

Caleb Donaldson fax boi

Caleb Donaldson bruh upload a copy of that essay somewhere

All branches of the same tree

Free Fall slap like *now*

Bass is not integral to anything.

@@Hazztech wrong

@@Hazztech I hope you're joking.

The reason they named the album that way was because it's DISCO-very

06jrz Yep. Discovery = very disco

@@06jrz veridis quo :)

@@Johnx3m disquoveri? ok, now I'm confused...

the algorithm is recommending a lot of daft punk videos atm... obviously :/

whats the black and gay angle here? Just curious

My old "Disco Sucks" tshirt disagrees.

@Dystopia Plus _too bad he didn't mention any of that_

@@CoryMck I think it's fine that he didn't talk of that explicitely, and just implied it. This wasn't a video about politic, after all, but about music.

@@DeMerdeEncule following that reasoning, it's okay to ignore the histories of discriminated people anytime someone "doesn't want to talk about it". History is relevant to this topic, handwaving it because "it's political" is what leads to ignorance.

@Dystopia Plus ironic, considering that rock embraced synthesizers en masse during the 1980s. On another note, Hair Metal has a lot of similarities to Disco in terms of it's popularity arc (slow rise, inescapable peak and rapid decline).

@The Drunken Pyro I prefer traditional disco, I like the sound of strings and horns over an electric bass.

Garota de ipanema é bossa nova, tim maia fez muito bossa nova também, era um gênero musical bem comum na época

@@nehuenmatias8483 mas não é feito pra dançar, né? O canal só pôs os únicos gêneros musicais latinos que conhece. Difícil acreditar que há mais influência de tango e bossa nova no funk do que de samba, cumbia, calipso, merengue...

"Spacer" by Sheila and B Devotion is one of the lesser known tracks among my favorite Nile Rogers songs.

It would be awesome to see a video about Cerrone or Earth Wind and Fire (even though I wouldn't classify them as a Disco band)

Spanishdog17 agreed

I don’t care how much literally everyone I know makes fun of me, I love the Bee Gees 😂

There's worse songs/albums to get stuck in your head with :P This one? i dont mind as it is one hell of a good album :D

Does anyone ever mention bands like Overkill? I used to listen to them in the very early 90’s. Way more metal than most metal I hear mentioned. Kinda like Slayer.

Yes a prince video is long overdue 😍

Yes it is!

Matt Braun absolutely.

Who?

@@Carcosahead them kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rKtkic9yxJ-zon0.html

@@Carcosahead they made the song on napoleon dynamite and had Virtual Insanity, you'll probably recognize the music video. Good music.

In the nineties French House and Jamiroquai back disco feel to music mainstream, through the 00's keep until last ten years many disco bands and artist emerging and influencing new styles (Nu Disco, Electro Funk Revival and some Italo and Synth Pop new staff) Chromeo, Breakbot, Midnight Magic, Tuxedo, Escort and some Bruno Mars songs put the Disco on the road again.

Also he is alive. The video says he "was a composer". Polyphonic killed Moroder! :-O

This!!! I actually expected to see the cover art for A Funk Oddysey thrown in when he mentioned the more modern iterations of disco in the charts.

Most of the songs Futurefunk features in any memorable way, are already popular Funk songs. And what do you mean by "Eastern music"?

Discovery forever m8

Future Funk >>>>>>>>>

@@CoryMck He talking about vaporwave/future funk artists putting Japanese vocals in their songs. I have no idea why he calls it "Eastern music" when it's mostly Japanese vocals. Both those genres are influenced a lot by Japanese City Pop. An example of this would be the song Plastic Love.

​@@cornheadahh I have a couple of issues with this, and it's similar to the issues I have with this video. The comment is very self-centered, as if Disco, Funk, and "eastern music" just stopped existing until Yung Pepsi 82-99 raised the tempo. These are a decade of chart topping songs, they can't be resurrected because they didn't Die. The same way that people in Japan remember these songs when they were made, The majority of black people in America remember these songs from either when they were released, or if they grew up in a house with parents who grew u listening to it. When you say that Saint Macross Bae "modernized" or "opened a bigger scope of music into our ears" all you're doing to praising white people for using music from outside of YOUR culture, and making it more accessible to you. OP can't name a single Japanese City pop artist other than Mariya Takeuchi. And Daft Punk didn't invent House or French House. Both of those genres still exist. This video makes it out to sound like Daft Punk discovered some lost media that wasn't being utilized and they did some musical wizardry to make entire genres of music "cool". Just because you (or anyone) don't know about something, doesn't mean it ceases to exist. Plenty of young Black people in America today can still recognize plenty of Disco songs. So again, let's not praise a couple of white people for doing something with Disco as if the genre needed them, Similarly, none of those Japanese artists are not getting paid for their samples (that is one of the main reasons that larger vaporwave artists chose Japanese music which itself took technological influence and musical influence from American Funk and newly popularized technologies). So illegally sampling 80's Disco music, sampling 90s music Japanese music. As punk rock as that is, it's theft. It's literally stealing other people's cultures and profiting off of it without giving them the credit or the financial compensation. But it's not the first time that's happened and it won't be the last. I've been listening to Vaporwave since atleast 2013 I was on tumblr witnessing its birth. I've listed to Daft Punk as well as other French House & House artists for most of my life. But I wouldn't dare say that Daft Punk is "making Disco" anything. Nor is Future funk "modernizing" anything. Just say that there's music that you like and it's influenced by other music that you don't know (because it isn't part of your generation/culture), and leave it at that.

Dave Jacoby it’s actually Cerrone 3

Fries ➡in. Toast➡ of course. Involvement in manufactured conflicts and civil wars in the middle East ➡ just as strong as ever.

isaacc7 that was played more for laughs